Sentence examples for Basic undeniable from inspiring English sources

Let's state some basic undeniable facts: Kosovo needs more power; Kosovo and the Bank need to invest in clean energy, not the dirty carbon-intense fuels of the past; and neither Kosovo nor the Bank should be skirting international norms to get a deal done quickly rather than correctly.

Majorcan philosopher Ramon Llull (1232 1315) developed several logical machines devoted to the production of knowledge by logical means; Llull described his machines as mechanical entities that could combine basic and undeniable truths by simple logical operations, produced by the machine by mechanical meanings, in such ways as to produce all the possible knowledge.

A strong immune system is an undeniable basic need, and while some of us can handle the occasional cranky day where periodically chugging coffee is necessary, illness is another story.

The power and appeal of basic possible world semantics is undeniable.

Perhaps they are concerned about the threat to the undeniable achievements of Finnish basic education caused by the recent developments and increasing differences between schools.

It seems undeniable that Mukhopadhyay's basic insight is correct: without the full dimensionality of life, mind, consciousness, self, and information, there is no way to explain the human mind.

This isn't to say that the problems of poverty, food security and resource access will instantly disappear, but the worldwide shift towards people meeting more of their basic needs with less of their income is undeniable.

That the need exists for legal protections and even basic humanitarian relief for America's trans community is undeniable.

None of the recent fascinating discoveries about the huge viral diversity and its undeniable role in cellular evolution actually challenge the basic essence of viruses: they are strict molecular parasites unable to transform energy and matter.

That the basic rights of Palestinians are grossly violated under Israeli occupation is undeniable.

It is undeniable that this technology will constitute a quantum leap in breast cancer basic and translational research; however, numerous challenges lie ahead.